RESEARCH & ADVISORY FIRM
— Transforming the delivery of healthcare and aging services for highest-need older adults.
WHY THE TIME IS RIGHT
— Policymakers are shifting liability for health and long-term care spending to providers and insurers.
— Local delivery systems are integrating care, breaking down traditional care silos, and building new partnerships to manage the needs of high-cost populations.
We stand by research and data as the foundation of quality and believe that collaboration with our clients inspires new ideas.
CASE STUDY
Advancing Non-Medical Supplemental Benefits in Medicare Advantage
ATI Advisory and the Long-Term Quality Alliance, with support from The SCAN Foundation, have developed a set of resources for plans, providers, and policymakers to advance the availability and implementation of non-medical supplemental benefits in practice, under the framework of the Guiding Principles.
RECENT INSIGHTS
Fixing the FIDE-SNP – Redefining "Fully Integrated"
Fully integrated Special Needs Plans (FIDE-SNPs) are considered the "North Star" among Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans, but these programs may not have the degree of integration one expects. ATI, in collaboration with Arnold Ventures, explores gaps in the current FIDE-SNP definition, barriers experienced by states, and how the model can be improved at the federal and state level.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Delivering on the Promise of the CHRONIC Care Act: The Future of Medicare Advantage Supplemental Benefits
November 16 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
FEATURED PORTFOLIO
Many non-medical supplemental benefits are available in Medicare Advantage for the first time in 2019 and 2020. These benefits provide an unprecedented opportunity to deliver valuable non-medical services to Medicare beneficiaries to improve their health. ATI Advisory and the Long-Term Quality Alliance, with support from The SCAN Foundation, have developed a set of resources for plans, providers, and policymakers to advance the availability and implementation of these benefits. Learn more here.